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Yeah Jay, mine too like to go into their semi-dead or dying state for the winter. Mine usually keep most of their leaves and grow though. The leaves last for about a week, turn yellow, drop, and are replaced. They do thin out alot and and look like cr@p. I didn't join the fan club though

They are just too hard to hate once the spring comes and they wake up and flower.

Here's a question I forgot to add to the other post though...

I've seen serissas flower like mad, but NEVER have seen a serissa fruit or produce seed. Most people remove the flower when it wilts to promote more flowering, but has anyone ever had a serissa fruit for them? Or does anyone have a picture/description of it?

just curious.

4-Sep-2003	#4
Bonsai-gecko bonsaiTALK Craftsman Join Date: Jan-2003 Location: Tennessee Country: U.S.A. USDA Zone: 6-7 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 73	Yeah Jay, mine too like to go into their semi-dead or dying state for the winter. Mine usually keep most of their leaves and grow though. The leaves last for about a week, turn yellow, drop, and are replaced. They do thin out alot and and look like cr@p. I didn't join the fan club though They are just too hard to hate once the spring comes and they wake up and flower. Here's a question I forgot to add to the other post though... I've seen serissas flower like mad, but NEVER have seen a serissa fruit or produce seed. Most people remove the flower when it wilts to promote more flowering, but has anyone ever had a serissa fruit for them? Or does anyone have a picture/description of it? just curious.